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r/espressoBest espresso machine by price range:
4 days ago

A used E61 machine is going to be the best value. Three years ago, I bought a used Quick Mill Andreja Premium for $750. Brand new they run $1995.

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r/JamesHoffmannWhat’s the Best Coffee Machine in 2025?
3 months ago

Don’t get a machine with a built in grinder. One, Breville is known for issues with anything they make with a built in grinder. We had a coffee machine that broke 3 times in just over 6 months and broke meant a whole pot of water getting all over the counter tops. Built in grinders are never at the same quality as a good grinder so why regret that. I had a gaggia classic with the base gaggia mdf grinder and that setup worked really well. I only upgraded because I came into some money and bought a quickmill Andrea premium paired with a Baratza virtuoso which is a fantastic combo. Get a good espresso machine with a good grinder, not a built in one.

r/espressoLa Marzocco owners — was it worth it?
7 months ago

Quickmill Andrea premium is one of the best values for making quality espresso and having really fast steaming capabilities. Significantly less than the LM’s and better build quality IMO. I live near Chris coffee so have seen a lot of machines and been able to look at them up close and use them. If you’re not making milk based drinks, there’s more, cheaper options. But if you’re doing milk drinks and doing at least two at a time, the QM can’t be beat.

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r/espressoRocket - overkill for a latte drinker? Budget around [$2k] so but ideally under $1k
3 months ago

If you have the finances for it, why not. I use my QM to make double lattes all the time. I appreciate the steaming power to get 6oz of milk up to snuff in a timely fashion.

r/espressoRocket - overkill for a latte drinker? Budget around [$2k] so but ideally under $1k
3 months ago

An older model now, but it is an Quick Mill Andreja Premium Evo

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r/espressoPlease help me decide which dual boiler I should get. [$4000]
5 months ago

I'm very pleased with my Profitec, I've had it about a year after 8 years with a Quick Mill E61, which was also an excellent, reliable machine. I like E61 machines for their abundant availability on parts. I can even get them locally! So I would skip the Profitec Move myself, and also don't think the ECM is worth the price premium. So there you go, **Profitec Drive.**

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r/CostcoCanadaCostco doesn't have a decent espresso machine
4 months ago

I have an Italian made completely stainless steel Quick Mill machine for the last 20 years no complaints with mine

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r/espressoWhich of these machines would you buy, and why [$1,000-2,000]
7 months ago

Chris Coffee for Quick Mill, they are great! Clive Coffee for Profitec. Clive also sells Lucca Tempo which is rebranded Pop Up.

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r/BuyItForLifeBeginner question:what espresso machines are actually simple + long-lasting?
4 months ago

I started out with a Quick Mill, but quickly found that machines using the E61 brew group are a class apart. I have been using a pre-owned Isomac Millennium together with a Bezzerra BZ05 coffeegrinder for at least 7 years now, love them both :-)

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